| Ease of Use | 4/10 |
|---|---|
| Durability | 5/10 |
| Style | 3.7/10 |
| Service & Support | 1.5/10 |
| Value for Money | 2.1/10 |
| Overall rating | 2.3/10 |
Full review by
Guest.
on 5th Oct 2008
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Good Points: Great for straightening fine hair when you can't get to plug.
Bad Points: They only slightly straighten my thick hair. I imagine you wouldn't get poker straight hair unless your hair is fine.
General comments: If you have fine hair I think Babyliss Portability Ceramic Gas Straightener will be fine for your hair type. However I have really thick/coarse hair that doesn't straighten easily. I found the plates aren't wide enough and I don't think get hot enough. If you have thick hair I would not recommend this because I need a straightener that reaches a higher temperature. I suggest between 210 degrees to 230 degrees.
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Review by
Laura1980
on 2nd Sep 2008
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I paid £40 for these because I was desperate during a camping holiday with no electricity. I've got wavy hair and thought these would be the perfect answer. I waited at least 5 minutes for them to heat up and they didn't come close to straightening my hair! Also as other people have mentioned they ripped my hair when they reached the bottom! I was really disappointed with them and had to go back to wearing the hat! I felt as though I had wasted my money on them.
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Review by
Guest.
on 5th Apr 2008
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I bought these for £19.99 at Argos and firstly they don't heat up anywhere near hot enough to straighten ever so slightly wavy hair even if you leave them to heat up for 5 minutes or more and secondly they get hair trapped and it ends up being pulled out - Nice! To sum up - Complete waste of time and money and I would not buy a Babyliss product again.
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Review by
annngie60
on 11th Sep 2007
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For £19.99 I think these hair straighteners are great. After reading other reviews I wished I hadn't got them but they proved me wrong. If you leave them to heat up for about 5 minutes before using them, they get very hot! I don't think they would be very good for straightening a whole head of very curly hair, but they worked very well for me as I used them as a 'top-up' for the front frizzy parts of my hair. I used them a fair amount over 5 days, letting them heat up for about 5 -8 minut ...
annngie60's full review | 178 words
Review by
girlgeorge
on 19th Mar 2005
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I thought these Babyliss Babyliss Portability ceramic gas straightener would be perfect for weekends away etc. But as the other reviews state, they don't heat up enough to straigthen your hair - and my hair isn't even that wavy. They also catch on the end of your hair, pulling and snapping - which can't be good! Wouldn't recommend.
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on 3rd Feb 2005
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User Rating : 3
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I saw the Babyliss Portability ceramic gas straighteners in the shop and thought they would be good. They were a bargain price and portable, but I was wrong. I tested them straight away. They take about 2 minutes to heat up properly. They rip your hair as you straighten it and in my experience the results are rubbish. They aren't hot enough to straighten your hair properly and the gas cells for them are quite expensive.
Minnie99's full review | 89 words
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on 2nd Jan 2005
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Babyliss Portability ceramic gas straightener: Although it's really cheap, it's still not worth the money I paid for it. After straightening my hair one morning with my usual straighteners, my hair was poker straight. However, my hair had gone wavy by lunchtime so I used my new babyliss cordless straighteners. Instead of straightening my hair, they just kept getting caught in it and ripping strands out. That may have been painful but touching the ceramic plates wasn't. They were quite hot but no ...
ExtraCheese's full review | 142 words

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